Adds class names to the automatically generated p tags that wrap each image as well as the image itself.

Adds a quick line of CSS to the page making images in a p tag have a max-width of 100% of the containing element

Installation

Upload photoblog_image_fixer.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.

Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

FAQ

WordPress MU/Multisite?

Yes. Works in ‘/mu-plugins/’ as well, allowing it to work automatically for every blog. It is just a couple simple filters that work automatically.

How do I use it?

Just activate the plugin. No settings. No template tags or shortcodes to worry about.

How does the class name added fix images?

When images are inserted through the WordPress editor, they automatically get wrapped in paragraph tags, like this:

<p><a href=".... <img src=""..... /></p>

The problem is that when you try to add padding or margins or any style to your paragraphs, this also effects the images, because they are inside of paragraphs. So we added some styling to images by wrapping the content in classes and adding some fixing styles.

You can also add your own using the added classes like described below.

Wraps all content in a wrapper – image-fixer-wrapper

.image-fixer-wrapper {}

Wraps all images in a span called .image-fixer

span.image-fixer { padding: 0px; margin: 0px; }

Adds a class to the image itself .image-sizer

img.image-sizer {}

Because the plugin also adds a class to the image, you can over-ride that if you want like this:

span.image-fixer img.image-sizer { max-width: 800px; }

You can also add a class .no-image-fix to any image you want to remain untouched. And then can style that in other ways.

.no-image-fix {}

Contributors & Developers

“PhotoBlog Image Fixer” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.